Jail Term Given in Case Involving Bryant Thomsa Gilchrist
A judge sentenced Bryant Thomsa Gilchrist, 33, engine-cleaner, to seven years. Holden noted the case involved a prior sentence of ten years from October for an offence against a girl. The narrative mentions a second marriage, a widow mother, and a child born to a man named Simpaon amid the complex family ties.
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Bydney
Holden
Bryant Thomsa Gilchrist
Simpaon
Unions Ordered to Pay 58 700 by Today
Mr Justice Foster ordered the Sfiners federation and seven officials to pay £8,760 by 10.20 am tomorrow to the Registrar for union purposes but not for ongoing strike costs. Officials must appear at 11 am to show compliance, with further orders against the Waterside Workers Federation and others for payment by 10.30 am Thursday. The case outlines penalties and potential contempt actions, while transport aid and court adjournments were discussed.
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Hodge F Foster
Sfiners’ Federation
Degiinentet
Ofl Orce
Justice Foster
Dovey
Thomas Welat
John Parkinson
Ai. Dovey
K.C
Waterside Workers’ Federation
Sullivan
Mr. Dovey
Sydney
Lithgow
Com- PY
Berney
Mmr
Eeena
Miners’ Federation
Commaunist Party
Edgar Ross
Menition
Mineral Federation
Ranworkers’ Association
Lealle John McPhillips
Long Bay
Nefponers
Prater
Sher Phonera
Willams
Grant
Dew Federation
Security Police Raid on Tribune Office in Ross Street
A surprise raid by Security Police and State Police swept the Tribune office on Ross Street this afternoon. Detec tive Inspector McDermott led the team, entering around 3:15 pm, sealing doors with an iron curtain and conducting a thorough search of all rooms, cabinets, and drawers for about an hour. Officers removed printed documents and office records as employees watched from the doorway, while a large uniformed presence remained outside.
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Ross Street
Forent Lodge
McDermott
Cara
Ice
Prommen
Asene
Former Nazi Leader Sentenced in German Labour Camp
In Munich on Tuesday morning, a former president of the Nazi Personal Association was sentenced to one year in a labor camp by a German appeals court. The case reflects ongoing postwar measures against Nazi figures as authorities press for accountability.
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WY. Perkingey
Joe Taines
Patna
Williama
Barrett
Munich
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